Morris tribune., 1887-01-12
LOCALS.

Dorlon Smith, of AYoca, Wis. has
come to Stevens county to locate.
Revival services are being conducted
in the Methodist church this week
The w c T U meets with Mrs
Curtis next Friday afternoon at
o'clock
Rev Thomas McClSrY expects to be
here next Friday aud will preach In
the Methodist church
Adolph Trontow called yesterday
and renewed his subscription to the
TRIBUNE for the coming year
c. c. Dahlow was in tow last
Wednesday and favored the TRIBUNE
with the amount of = years subscrip-
ton.
Frank Wellington has returned to
Morris and ID with his brother, L. H.
Wellington, Tn the Register Of Deeds
office.
H. D. Moore, foreman for L. III.
Stanton, has recovered from his re-
cent illness Knd is able 10 be out
again.
By the wise action of the county
commissioners saving Of one half
will be made upon the county print
ing during the coming year.
Ole Msckleson, OF Nash, WAS in
town yesterday, and ordered the
TRIBUNE aud Farm, Stock and
Home for the coming year.
Anton E. Anderson has n number
Of fine horses, young oxen and cows
for sale. If in need Of any stock Of
these kinds call and see him.
There is a daughter at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. DanlelsOn. The
young lady arrived last Sunday, All
are we'll and congratulations are in
order.
J. Bissoustte and family have
moved to st. Paul for the winter. Mr..
Bissonette kindly favored US with .
renewal of his subscription before
leaving.
Services ut tie Methodist church
will bt at : o'clock this evening, to
give all who desire an opportunity to
attend the Good Tsmplar's lodge az
forwards.
p. G. Gordon, of Pelican Rapids,
called last week and renewed his
subscription to the TRIBUNE. He
had been visiting relatives and friends
here since Christmas.
A reception Tor Rev. and Mrs. J B
Fairbanks will be given st the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs, A DsKsy on
Friday evening next, Jan 18th. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Taking circulation and financial
standing of the papers in considsrs-
ton, that alleged bid Of the Sun 10
not 80 much less than the price which
the TRIBUNE will receive after all.
A. H. Taisey is the newly appointed
post master at Donnelly. The TRIB-
USE hopes that he will refrain from
becoming an offensive partisan and
that he will live long and prosper.
E.P. Watson has recently ex.
changed farm in Northern Iowa for
q herd of thorough-bre Jersey cattle.
These cattle ste now upon q farm
near Hancock which Mr.. Watson
owns.
Have you ever discovered how
much farther the rockers OF o chair
stick out behind when you are PROV.
ling around barefooted in the dark,
than at any other time?-Montsvidso
Leader.
T. r. Thornton has purchased J. E.
Favrows stock of general merchandise
at Donneily. Mr.. Thornton has bad
long experience in business and will
probably meet with success in this
new venture.
The lying insInuation against COM
missioner Hutchins made In the last
issue of the Sun is no mere than
should be expected from the riff.rsff
who furnisI, copy for that contempti-
BILE sheet and, with intelligent people,
needs no explanation.
The dudes who hover about the
paper-up the street seem to fairly
hate any one who pessesses intelli-
gsnce, fairness, reliability or other
essential qualities in which they
themselves are so painfully lacking
Hence their abuse Of the county com.
missioners.
It's said that S. G.. Murphy ha.
purchased the Olive Branch. We
have always felt sorry for Bro
Murphy because OF his unfortunate
purchase Of the paper-up-the-street
but now if the report of this secont
purchase be true, he is in greatel
need of sympathy than ever.
Up to the time Of going to press TIT
paper-up-the-strest has not yelle'
itself hosrse in condemnation OF tn,
craftsmanship OF the county auditor II
causing the taxpayers to give tina
concern s6s. for work which th
TRIBUNE offered in writing to do 70
1890. Or was it partisanship?
]. w Harris, dentist, is now read.
tor business In n. FL. Phalon's forme
Office over Helgeson q Hanson
Store. He il said to be very skill
sul dentist and mas come to Morri
to locate. His Office hours are from
to12 and from to o'clock. Furthe
announcements will be made soon.
Edward Casey and Miss Mar
Schrapps were married at the Cathc
lie church on Monday by Rev. Ges
Gaskell. Michael P. McNally an
Miss Mary E.. Griffith were marie
yesterday niurning, also at the Caths